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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01

The venerable poplar tree on the campus
Of St. Johns College, Annapolis, under which
Lafayette was entertained in 1924, and under
whose foi.ge an indian treaty was made in
1852 and hose size indicates it WAS growing
" hen Columbus discovered America. was acci
den,ally set on fire within it. expansive hollow
by some boys on Monday afternoon. Another
set Of you,hs-Albert Hopkins. Louis Taylor
and Hugh R. Riley-attncked the flames with
a hatchet and other implements, and after sue
ceedinp in reaching the FIRE in the trunk Of the
tree, other juvenile friends brought water. The
flames were extinguished, aud the historic
poplar WAS saved.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01


Easter is nigh. 1t comes early this ) ear,
on the 10th Of April. Good Friday accordingly
falls on the 9th. There are many who can't
comprehend why Easter doesn't fall on = regn
lar date, as Christmas. etc. 1t is bees use it is
regulated by the moon. The day is reekoned
thus: The 6rst Sunday after the hrst full
moen after the 2lst day of March. The school
girls and boys have the day marked down and
the number of days until Easter have been
counted of, and as each day slips by one day il
Topped OF the list. The small boys and girl.
eseerly look orward to the approach Of Easter
for r.en won't there be the usual lot Of nicely
colored Easter eggs? And then the Easter
bonnet-but don't talk
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises
Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price Is cents pc
box. For sale by W. w. Psdgen.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01
NEW SPRING BLACK GOODS

v, prii- oars.iss. apsn 'b< rrli.eili. Of .Il
fstrtr. esnt-in.t ia tbs department Every
fabric hsr-tn - tie h-si to he h,i .i tbs, Prtsr
Specisl-+o zach Black All " Nool Lace CIo,h,
super OF fSbre Win snlsh OF a ca.h nrr
ani sas -rtghi Of auns 'e,IIng. Much more
de.F.be for spring ~ear thsn either.
QIahtr No S so. per yard
Qa.EiIt No 4. TSc per y.d.
Qa.Ii, No }, s7.r per yard
Qa,lity No :. 81 90 pr r,.rd-
QIsi,I, No |, 81 IS per ysri.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-01

Qaintoleo-The great Malsris. Feys
and A-ue Remedy. Reliable. safe an
Efficient, Price 50 cents per bate. r,
sale 10y q Druggists.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11

eoaneils Of tue Fuitan. ard thas Sir
william A. white hss proved 70 Be
sore than . match foS The Russian
dipiomatA He has psEszaded TuFksJ
10 uegosiats > e0uvsntion diSeosiy eou-
tEsry 70 The wishes Of RssSis. and has
further persuaded her 70 sanounSs that
the fasIare Of any power 70 ssnetaon
that eonvsntson wiIl be regarded - .
oauss for increasing rs advantages 10
Great Britain. This indicstss tso
clearly to Be doabtsd that EnsiisA dip
Ionssy has again tFismphsd 81 Con-
ssausisOpls.
Sir villas A. white is lastly Re
aArdsd a. the shFewdeat man IN the
British dlplonstie services. He vas
Dispatched to couSsastinopie 81 time
shen British Interests in that diFectioB
had been bgoaeht to . pitifui pass. Tie
SuIsar and bis advisers we're playing
into the hands Of the CzAF, and tbs viii
Of Russia was law in Turkey. In .
wocdsTfuiiy short time Sir william bss
rnsas great hsAdvay seainss these dis
advantages. and Russian Diplomacy no
longer holds unehalienged sway 81 Con
sfanf5cOple.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
PATPEEs TTnsED sAcK.

The action OF the EniRraut Consmls-
ssonsrs Of New York 10 tuFnipa back
ninety emierants Who bad bern assisted
70 come 10 America by the British Gov
eFpment, 10 communicable. Great
Britain has repeatedly been warned NOS
TO ship Der paupeFs 10 ADsTiss. sns
the warning has 81 repeatedly been an
Needed. when too frequent arrivals Of
psupeEs have made the United States
aathoFities little careful Ia seFutiniz-
Ipg wouId BE- immigrants, the practices
OF shipping them over hiss been discon-
sinned, bat 10 has always been recon-
N need within few months. Il ia nos
hIme thai the British Government be
gwen 10 understand that every pauper
saippsd TO the United States will be
shipped back without setting foot %
oar coil. The almshoases Of America
mist net be filled With the paupsFs Of
Great Britain.
The time to nnd ont whether for
elRDeF is 81 for American citizenship h
mt when be applies for bis nAturaliss
hon papers. bat vhen be applies FOL
sntranoe into The ountTy. We wan
lnmiRrants. bat Ne want only such a
ere self-susiainir q; such % can learV
10 appreciate the glorious principles
upon which cur Government 10 founded
susA a. will lay aside the Trsjudioe'
and traditions Of their past lives AnC
become true and loyal citizens Of ID,
Usi1ed States. Let those Who are O
enter. bat those Who are not at shouIt
be kept out.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
DAVIrr LoeGs PATIENCR.

MicbseI Davi1t, after having for years
advocated strictly constitutional sRi-
tatlon In fsvsT OF hSme role for Ireland,
appears to have lost patience at last.
and is openly advising the Bodyke ten.
ants 10 resist eviction by every means
81 their command. He first gave this
advics In a speech delivered several
days ago, and that II was beeded ls
shown by the determined resistance
which the eonstsbles have sinoe met
from the vFetched peasants Of Bodyke.
Davitt's speech. Of course, was gen
sfally commented upon 10 England, and
the Londen T,mss seized the occasion to
repeat lie allegation that the home rulers
are Only dynanileTs In disguise. Il
pointed to Davitt as a pretended sup
porter OF constitutional methods Of aRi
tation, Who had thrown OF the mask ia
. moment Of excitement and had re-
vsaled TO the world his true character
and bis true intentions.
Davitt replies dsfiantly to this storm
OF criticism. In q second speech be de.
eiares that for eight years he has com.
sellsd moderation. and that the result
has been bis imprisonment. He inti-
mates that II be nov advocates yio-
lence the result can be no worse, and
calls upon the Tory AlAekRuards" to
show moderation before they eritlelse
him.
Though the wisdom OF Davitt's utter
anoes may be questioned, his attitude Il
81 least paFdonable. His raGe at the in
justice which be has seen perpetrA.ed a,
Bodyke causes him to forget prudence,
unbridls bis tongue and give utteranee
TO The thoughts that would arise in ths
mind Of any true man at sight Of sueh
gross ontraRss a. Davitl has Witnesses
when holes are battered in the side. of
novels and families are dragged through
them and turned homeless into the
highways; when men. women and chill
dren are turned away from the land
which their labsF has made valuable,
pennilsss. homeless and hopeless. il 10
no ~ondes that even 30 oircumspect q
man IS Michael DAvitt becomes excited
and nrRoa the miserable tenants TO re
siss eviction BY every means at their
command.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
TaE EGlPlIAa ,oAVEsTIoN.

France and Russia have refused thel,
assent ts the 5hRlO Turkish convention
concerning Egypt Tbs convention
was negotiated a. Cons,anlinopls by a
oomSissiOn appointed BY the Sultan,
on the part OF Turkey, and Sir Henry
DrummOnd WOLF, special British rep
Fesea'ativs In charge Of the Egyptian
question, and Sir William A. White,
English ambassador 10 the Porte, on
the part q Gra, Britain. The mos,
important article Of the couveatiop.
and probably that to Whieh the French
and kassi'n governments OF isct, IL that
relating 20 the British occupation of
Eyspl, which siipulAtss that the British
troops shall no, be withdrawn from
Egypt within three years, and that they
shall noa remain lsnesF than sewn
years. This Endorsement Of the British
scsuFation Of Egypt is naturally dis
tasteful to Russia and France, nsither
OF which has ever acknowledged the
legality OF that occupation.
In spite Of the objections, however. i,
is stated that the convention will b.
ratified by both the Tarkish and British
governments. After its ratification the
other powers wiil be requested TO give
their sanction 10 IT, Aud u any 81 them
have no, done 30 before tbree years
have passed, the refusal will be regard
ed aa eoastitatinR 40 external dans,r
10 kaFeFe, and the stay 81 the Birth b
troops in that Sosntry ull be pru-
loneed. This is = beads I Win, tai
you LOSE arrangement II the pautis
e've their sanction 20 the sonvsntior.
they viii seknouledSe the right Of re
British tEO0ps 30 oeeapy Esyp,. uhTe.
q they refuse their sanction, the stay
o. the British sfoora thsre will be gro
llnged siuPiy because teey have re-
fused. As matter OF facs. However,
tSe British ir0cps vii ret isaVe Egypt
uatil they are compelled to % 90. ana
tls British soverumsa, expects "a 70.
fasAl OF sOu-s q tie poSgrs TO sancsien
ere pFessnt convention 10 saosd Ina
Isop,hsls By whieh - escape fsosa ob-
serving its ssipaiAasnA
TIE eOnssntioE 10 net iGEcTtAas IN
% elf. fer The British do nos in,sua 40
svAcaAss Esypa ~ all, eGt u il Of inssr-
go - sAosing thai 0reAa Rsstain has
tszAlRsa her cid aSoendAncy ia sAe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
TnR AEw nAHPsHIGE SENATOR
SSH.

The Republican members Of the New
Hampsbirs legislature have shovn
their good sense By nominating William
z. Chandler for the SenatoTship. He
vas omina,ed By . large majority, and
the nomination was afteFwaTd made
unanimo1a. so that it's scarcely prob
able that another bolt will take place or
that Mr.. Chandler will again miss the
pFizs through the action Of enemies
within the ranks Of bis Own party.
How this harmony vas brought about,
It would be impossible TO say. Only
three days ago IL appeared certain that
there would be long and bitter con-
test for the New Hampshire Senator
ship. The friends Of Senator Cheney
and ex. Senator Rollins bad announced
their intention to defeat Mr.. Chandler
at any cost, and bolt from the caucus
nominee was apparently inevitable.
Suddenly, however, Mr.. Rollins with
drew from the contest. ths stmos-
phsTs cleared wonderfully. and Mr..
Caandlsr received the unanimous en-
doFsement of his party.
Mr.. Chandler will be quite an sequi-
siiion to the Republican strength In the
Senate. He IL a positive msn positive
10 all his views and positive in his man
ner Of stating them. He Is an uDtiFipR
worker, and bis ability ss an organ
iEer 10 we'll known. He is ready
speaker, though not powerful one, and
his cutting satire is more feared by his
political enemies than is the cTateTioal
thunder of many another man.
He 10, At least, n live and vigorous
man, and that is such athinR az Nsw
Hampshire has not sent TO the Senate
since the days Of John p. Hale, Hs
will be q vast improvement upon the
man whose uneIpired term he fills
Austin +. Pike, 9 good man enough. bui
one who never could oyercoms his as.
toaishmsnt at bis unexpected injection
into tbs Senate. He will alss bs 9 vast
Improvement upon his future colleague
that dangerous and meddlssome old
busy sody, Senator Blair; and, al
together. be will give the voice OF NeU
Hampshire greater weight than IL hai
had for many day. o
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
notice OF SRERIFF'S SALE or
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

MO. l6i4-TN THE DISTRICT COURT
~ Dol ing terms az Seattle. W. T.
Samuel J. B1roes W ?. Petit, ". v. Pet
1T, her husband, the snohomlah Pharmacy
%, B dington, Woodland Co. Of al, defend
ants.
No'ies IL hereby given, that under ard by
Vitae OF IN order OF sale issu'd out Of the
District Court. holding terns at seattle, In the
above ebtii led esus-. / have Ie led upon the
following described ptnoEAl property, tovit
The FAow essss Jas furnitnre, fixtures.
drugs, wines, hquois aud all the patspher.
nslta belonging - first class drug store.
Nov. therefore. notice IL hereby given hat on
saturday, the 18th day Of June,
A. ID. 1887.
At the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. IN. OF said day, on
the premises formerly occupied By the eBoho-
miss Pharmtey Co.. CO Front street. snoho-
Dish CITY, W T., vill sell the pr petty here
tofore entiOned. al public suction, 10 lots 10
suit purchasers
Term, cash gold coin.
Dated this Slst day Of May, 1851.
l. H. CYPHERS,
Sheriff Of snohomish county, W. T.
1t viii pay d. Alcrs in be above lice o. goods
70 attend this ssie p p CARROLL Att rney
for RediTgon, Woodland b Co, ct a.. judgment
creditors Of the 9nohomish Pharmacy Co
j-itjsI6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11

sow IN SSH AmsFisA. 10 JOIN him h
vosk On . nee railroad 10 Be built D
tie krRsrtine CocfsdeEsiion aeress tha
s1atherp portion Of The eouab ADeri-
esn eorti0ent. OndeFdonk i bssys
sontFacfog. hsving hsd . $1,000 CO
sonsFaes 81 the Canadian PacIae-
ColoneI Haires bas selesled camp
isR RFouDd s0r the Frs Regiment d7s-
ina the Fcgrth Of galy eelshrstion hers,
sn the level pla'eau near the Annie
Wrighs Seminary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
CmUwCm H0TIu

Psymoaah Consrssz;ional Cburch, seeo1d
Nr-ei, between Spring and seneca Rev. becEy
L Bate, pssfoF--chfidrsn'@ dsy scmorTsE
TAs asnEnl festival 81 " Child' e1's Day via
saEea and elr4s ard eseers. a. II ~ n Nc
sss6sy school. Yoasg peopaes ues,tnE. .
Es1ai. Is go p -. aud prsaching q -
Payer 1eesing rbsrs3sF evening" stf;39. Al
sssd3aiiJ iav1tfd- especially The Shiidrsn u II
s'eioek toDorreg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
.SaWmiII to Lease

THE MILTON MILL rs OFFTRED FOB
Il lease for . tern OF Ave years. Terms reA-
senabie For particulars spplv 10
Ill La PuMfHREY HANPORD Afenta
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11

TEE PosT-IgTELLEsEscER viii not un-
aertsks 10 return rejected nanuscr1pss
Al contributions must be sent with this
understanding
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
MarshaPs Sale Of Forfeited
Merchandise.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ der ard By virtue Of . decree, rendered
ard entered OF record in the District Court Of
the Third judicial District Of Washington
Territory. he lding terms at sea.tle. on The
9Th dsy OF Nay, 1887, eondemnirg as forfeit
ed to the United States the property bersin-
aftsr described. a'd an order of sale upon
said decree, issued cut Of said District Cours,
und-r the seal thereof. dated May eth, 1887,
to me directed and delivered, v I'll sell said
property at pub &c suction. to the highest
bidder for Zach. ia front OF the Custom House
at the CITY OF Pert Towns nd, W T., on the
18th day Of June, A D. 1887, at the hour Of l
O. lock p m. Of aid day The following
described property 70 Re sold % Aforesaid.
towit:
a sIoop mo name). her tackle,
apparel and furniture.
Witness my hani at the City Of Seattle, W.
T., this 9Th day OF May A. y. 1887
I J. HAMILTON.
o. 8. MIrshAl for Washington Territory.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11

A REWARD OF sIe PoR THE RET RN
N OF one tiDgls scull, strtp boa, II ieet
long. 3h feet beim; white outside Win green
wnier-line. inside green door; No. on each
side of bow and stern; branded en- inside OF
stern "BudlopR. Builder. Sesttls, W.
Was taken from b athouse 24tn Nay, by
ore mar, name OF Healer. rUDLON0
BROS, p o. box 2S4. myzSu
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Published IN the Post Building. on MI
street, eeattie. Wash. Ter.
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Karrs-roLKr-goRsALE-Erc

Observation-Disclosures
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VTTAEFED-A HouEG NAN or GOOD
w sScrsss SD busisess sbltfy, - &C sag
n cuDHsfefA buFinssB Coed saa2rT a7a
~gurnIE.fez- via chance for iEnrcEsDena-
Asd-sxs xivfag sxpssiaEce. sfe-, 4 re-1-
INTxzxzszrcEH o@cs. -. =
NRfAwgED-To RRNT, BIT A LADY WITH
w aut sh8Arsn. I TlAno IN goed oraer, 8
rsasonahse terms for the S1mmeE. Aa@SeE4
thA= 0sAee. G. n ". EsM
UYAyTTp-A NURSE GIRL APPLY Al
w 1900 n MAURICE NcslCKES.
ocrsh aas NSFsoa street.. scar FIstA i-I9
uTAxTED-A GOOD SERVANT GIN TO
w do hozss0ok. Apply Is 7 AkSDAs
Agents Wanted.
THE WORLDS OPPORTUNITIES. AND
Hos 70 Ese Then: By Alfred H G1frn-
sey, Pm. D publishes b. HagpeE B-usners
Hss no superior ss a fssi selling book and
possssses sueh merit a. makes 10 . very des1r-
asls book 20 handle. Riehiy uiust-s'sa
Agents wanted IN ever part Of Washington
TsryfterT. Address B. swAYNE, k1dy
street. San Francisco Cal les =
agKN wAHTED-TO WORK ON A BRICK
I'VE yard wages $40 per month and beard
Apply 10 HUNTINGTON & LITTLE. Tsesms,
MI isT CO
UTAxTED-A TAILOR. A STEADY JOB
w and god par 70 . con Irg De'Sss IsS iT
is St Merchant Tailor. Commercial q,
UTASTKD-HEN TO PEEL BARK sss
w per mouth and hoard Man fer were
aba aaden. $40. Yam hand and mix. z. so.
DininR room EiFl, $50 per month. GEE, W.
CRANE, WAshlnston Territory Employ mint
Burran. my25
To Let.
EHoR RENT-TWo SUNNY FRONT ROOMS
Il furnished, cen rally lorAted. wiki private
lamily. Apply At this enc. lellu
1ToRE ROOM FOB RENT. AND GOODS
- sold ct cost 7. LYLE, Third and Spring
streets. ny2s n
U,oR RENT - SUITE OF OFFICES IN
Il stones building. Inquire Of
my25n 7. b. CAM.
FRONT OFFICER CENTRALLY
n located Address &c." caae Posr-
INTELIIGEScKR
A FINE SUITE OF ROOMS. APPLY
| n ct PosT. IsTKLLIGENcER ef11ce.
/
GHoR SALE cHEsP-LIGHf WAsoN
T. Cdl at NV. JONES, CRACKER FaesoFy
Building. ] 9f
FOR SALE.
LONE SPAN OF GOOD WORK MARES. [
IL years old. ct . bargain Inquire Of DR
| j. HNSON, ov.r Lowman 4 Haniord's store.
jsIOf
IForSaIe Cheap.
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FOR RgMF
Settlers, Attention
VOU WILL SAVE TIME. MONEY AND
l. trouble By oonssltitR
]. G. JANICKE & CO.,
LAND ATTORNEYS.

Faiis city KiSg County. w. T..
LAID selected and ,e.tlers soeatei. Pats Of
vacant lad ObtsiDed Filings and entry pA.
pers prepared PrOsi taken on timber claims
Al cur ofncs. Surveys Of 81 kinds executed
and eTAminsd- Cnuiests iuitiA ID. e1ndnefed
AID deienced- None laaned on enter q
laneG TaIes paid deeds and maiRsees
drawn 'niefes'S o. nOn-rs, ioeDfs pFsfected
Con 1ltHiions. bt mail or 10 Pc son. STRIFE u
eoIni= tiAl lLus14l facilities tor promTt
and saeeessfui prosecution Of al K nds Of iasd
tusiEsss.
Tbs of1oe Is . regular subscriber for Corps
" Lana Owner" ana h p pss,sd on The istsat
rri g OF the aud Dee arimenk
Is insure prompt reDly. postage stamps
shsad Be enclosed 10 all lsttsrs II inquiry
my2S-AWlm
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'sEHx rKApE TRAY u ruFRx
8 - ANHAFaAN -.

Z. AePhelsidge, civil engineer. has
SssaFCeG iFcm tFip eoun tee Ssund
ard states that be has resolved AZ invi-
sAtao@ frs@ Andrew Onduraonk, vac d
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Fashion Notes for May,

Hats are not quite as high, but bon
nets have not descended an inch.
Evening gowns for young ladies
are lavlshly trimmed with ribbons
and bows.
Cuffs and collars of linen should
only be. worn with tailor-made cos
tunes.
Monograms for underwear are en-
broidered in long narrow letters on
the left side.
A piece of perfumed ard-board or
leather placed in a writing box, or
desk, will perfume the paper very
gratefully.
Wide sashes or scarfs are still tied
around the waist, but they require a
very slim figure, for being so wide
they make the waist look UGH larger
than it really is.
Elaborate night dresses are made
of spotted cambria, with tucks in
front, and full coquille of lace down
the centre the neck and sleeves are
also trimmed with lace and ornament
ed with bows of colored ribbon.
Straw bonnets and hats are trimmed
with lows Of ribbon or lace pIaiiiBgs,
forming background TO bouquet
of small fairy-like velvet tulips in a
variety of natural colors, mixed with
light foliage or grasses.
Yelveteen requires little or no trim
ming. 1t is therefore a peculiarly
economical fabric for dresses and cos
tunes for both ladies and children.
It can be Purchased in all the differ
ent shades fashionable this season.
Some of the new hats have the
crown Of fine straw, and the turned
up brim lined with coarse or fancy
straw in the same shade. The velvet
flowers used upon bonnets are also
used in trimming hats, butt a much
smaller extent, and many stylish mod
els are of velvet trimmed with gui.
pure lace.
Mahtelets, with long squares or
pointed ends, are made of silken fab
RIGS, and in plain and brouche wool
ems the beaded ornaments are the
chief feature of the new models, and
these are extremely handsome. Many
take the form of a plain yoke, Others
have the yoke divided in tabs, ending
in tassels or pendants, and raised rolls
covered with bead-work take the
place Of fiat epaulet on the shoulder.